On March 1, 2021, we put feet in the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and began walking across the United States, in the spirit of watchmen upon a wall (Ezekiel 3:17). 8,118 miles later, on October 10, 2024, we put our feet in the Pacific Ocean at Humboldt Lagoons State Park in Northern California. America is and remains in BIG TROUBLE with the Lord. We must continue to warn them, both Jew and Gentile. And, we must cry out to God to bring revival to America’s churches and spiritual awakening to her streets. Please take a moment and consider the BLUNT TRUTH we proclaimed as we took up our cross and put one foot in front of another, the same truth we shall continue to herald in all our comings and goings, both at home and abroad.
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On November 12, 2022, after 5,543 miles of walking with an “Are You Ready?” CROSS through 17 states and 210 counties WITHOUT INCIDENT, our team suddenly became the victims of a violent assault and HATE CRIME on the side of a remote US Highway in Madison County, Montana … as they were simply minding their own business at the end of a long day of walking in the bitter cold. This crime was perpetrated by a local man with a violent reputation who conspired with Madison County Sheriffs Deputies to have these cross-walkers pulled off the road and prevented from walking through their county. For nearly two years, we fought these unjust and false charges brought against our missionaries for simply acting to defend themselves and each other from an unprovoked and violent attack in the middle of nowhere. There were no pleas and no deals with the wicked men who are responsible for attempting to trainwreck this peaceful walk across America. On May 13, 2023, #TheLongWalkUSA resumed, passing by the VERY SPOT it was sabotaged. On September 19, 2024 all unjust charges against Eric Trent, Carter Phillips, and Bethany Phillips were dismissed. On October 10, 2024, after 8,118 miles of walking through 20 states and 251 counties, #TheLongWalkUSA finally finished at the Pacific Ocean on a Northern California beach. On October 21, 2024, the unjust charge against Jesse Boyd was dismissed. Now, the fight continues until all responsible are properly held accountable. Something like this must never happen again in Madison County. CLICK HERE for more information on this HATE CRIME. Persecution and hate crimes against Christians in America are very real. Wake up and resist!
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Greetings, dear friends! I have a question. It’s the same question the famous Baptist missionary Adoniram Judson asked after the LORD turned his captivity from harsh persecution in Burma in 1826. It’s also the same question the Psalmist asked under inspiration of the Holy Ghost: “What shall I render unto the LORD for all his benefits toward me (Psalm 116:12)?” Your prayers I requested back in July for wisdom and discernment were all answered with EXCLAMATION. We have much for which to be thankful.
Back on June 25th, we resumed #TheLongWalkUSA from the abandoned barn on Heine Road in Stevens County, Washington. Since, we have logged nearly 300 walking miles with almost 100 Gospel encounters! The walking route has crossed the Columbia River, climbed up and over two mountain ranges (the Kettle Rivers and the Okanogans), slogged into a third mountain chain (the Northern Cascades) and to the summit of Mt. Baker, a big Cascade volcano near the Canadian border …
It was a gorgeous day here in the Pacific Northwest, barely a cloud in the sky, but the sun was blazing hot. By evening, we had resumed what we hope to be the last leg of #TheLongWalkUSA, logging 8 miles from the broken barn on Heine Rd. to Main Street in a little “West Virginia Hollow”—esque Washington community called Addy. Still, we remain unclear about the direction, but it felt good to put one foot in front of another …